Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2010 20:54:17 GMT
I have just bought an unusual Safari caravan. I was browsing your site to see what I could find about it and there it was, the actual caravan I have bought. It seems nobody knows much about this one. It has a Pearman Briggs plate next to the door which bears the no 6299 11cwt so I am guessing it was made in 62. It has a B and B tow bar serial no 32624 It has 2 doors and there is no horizontal band down the sides or evidence that there ever was.
Inside it has a rear end kitchen with a very old hob and a toilet compartment with a drop down shelf. The sides are almost symetrical, with a door followed by a cupboard then a bench on each side of a fixed table/ cabinet in the centre of the front window.
The previous owner told me it had been stored in a barn for the last 30 years and it does seem in very good condition although it does need painting . All the joins look very sound.
I don't have a huge knowledge of caravans but love the old ones and don't want them to rot away and thought you may be interested to hear about this one so would welcome any comments or advice.
Inside it has a rear end kitchen with a very old hob and a toilet compartment with a drop down shelf. The sides are almost symetrical, with a door followed by a cupboard then a bench on each side of a fixed table/ cabinet in the centre of the front window.
The previous owner told me it had been stored in a barn for the last 30 years and it does seem in very good condition although it does need painting . All the joins look very sound.
I don't have a huge knowledge of caravans but love the old ones and don't want them to rot away and thought you may be interested to hear about this one so would welcome any comments or advice.
